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Tupac Murder Convict Faces Sentencing in Nevada — 1dDuane "Keffe D" Davis faces Oct. 13, 2026, sentencing in Las Vegas and up to life without parole after his Aug. 31 conviction in Tupac Shakur's murder.

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Court Rules Man With Drunk Driving Convictions Can’t Be Stripped Of Gun Rights — 5hA federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that multiple drunk driving convictions were not sufficient to strip a person’s gun rights.

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Evangelicals Join Catholics In Condemning Pentagon’s Plan To Livestream Fort Hood Killer’s Execution — 9hA leading evangelical organization joined prominent Catholic leaders in condemning the Pentagon's plans to publicly livestream the firing squad execution of convicted Fort Hood mass shooter Nidal Hasan.

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Jury Convicts Man in Albuquerque Crash That Paralyzed TeenAuto — 6dAn Albuquerque jury convicted Austin Jones of reckless driving causing great bodily injury after he pursued street racers in September 2024 and crashed into a 19-year-old woman, leaving her paralyzed. Prosecutors called the crash a road-rage incident and said the conviction holds Jones accountable for the devastating harm.

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IJRPolitical Debanking Ran Rampant At America’s Biggest Banks, Federal Probe AllegesJack McGeever · 5 min · 2h

Mother’s Boyfriend Convicted in Wichita Toddler MurderWorld — Oct 7, 2026A Wichita jury convicted Bernardo Gonzalez-Mejia of first-degree murder, child abuse and aggravated child endangerment in the 2019 death of 2-year-old Jacob Aviles, who was in his care. Jacob’s mother was also convicted in the case; Gonzalez-Mejia remains in custody pending sentencing.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

Portland Man Convicted of Fairview MurderWorld — 6dA Multnomah County jury convicted Deming Oakleaf of second-degree murder in the 2025 shooting death of Roman Shulishov near his Fairview home. Investigators used home surveillance footage and evidence to identify Oakleaf, who is scheduled to be sentenced October 29.

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Ohio Senate Candidate Brown Would Oppose Trump Impeachment — 2dOhio Senate candidate Sherrod Brown says he would oppose impeaching current President Donald Trump again, despite having voted to convict him twice during Trump’s first term. His stance contrasts with Democratic leaders’ refusal to rule out impeachment if their party wins control of the House in the midterms.

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Supreme Court Declines Review of Fifth Circuit Felon Firearm Ruling — Oct 6, 2026The Supreme Court declined Monday to hear the Justice Department’s petition to review an appeals court’s decision that overturned a man's conviction for possessing a firearm after he'd been convicted of possessing methamphetamine.

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“I have been driven many times upon my knees by the overwhelming conviction that I had nowhere else to go.” — Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States — 5dPosted to IJR by IJR.

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BooksYou are not your thoughts—presence ends psychological sufferingTolle argues that identifying with compulsive thought and living in psychological time is the root of suffering, and that present-moment awareness is available to anyone right now.20m · 1 reads

Former Paramedic Convicted in Wife, Father-in-Law KillingsWorld — 6dA Montgomery County jury convicted Matthew Konen of first-degree murder in his father-in-law’s 2021 death and criminally negligent homicide in his wife’s death. Prosecutors argued financial pressures motivated the killings, while the defense claimed Konen acted in self-defense; he is scheduled to be sentenced Jan. 13, 2027.

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Pentagon Confirms Livestream for Fort Hood Shooter Execution — 5dThe Pentagon has confirmed that the scheduled execution of convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan will be livestreamed, giving the public an opportunity to witness what woul… — by Andrew Powell

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Separate killings, robbery cases bring guilty pleas, convictionsWorld — Oct 6, 2026In separate fatal-shooting cases, men were convicted in Portland and Portsmouth, with sentencing still pending in both cases. In Jackson, Darrell Stewart pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in Christopher Goolsby’s killing and was sentenced to 30 years in prison.

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Texas Fugitive Unit Reports 18,291 Arrests — Oct 6, 2026Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says the Fugitive Apprehension Unit has made more than 18,000 arrests and recovered 186 missing or endangered children. His office also reported arrests and convictions by its child-exploitation and human-trafficking units, including 373 trafficking arrests and 126 convictions.

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Angie Nixon Defends Black Power Wall in Her ‘Cafe Resistance’ Honoring Convicted Cop-Killers Following Free Beacon Report: ‘I Stand by Everything in This Bookstore’1 source — Oct 7, 2026

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IJROver 20 State Treasurers Warn Agencies Against Using ESG For Deciding Credit RatingsJack McGeever · 4 min · 2h

Televangelist Jim Bakker Dies at 86Entertainment — 3dTelevangelist Jim Bakker, who died at 86, was remembered at a memorial service in Missouri by family and supporters as a pioneer of Christian television and a devoted minister. Bakker and his first wife, Tammy Faye, built the PTL television ministry, but his career was also marked by a fraud conviction and nearly five years in prison over misuse of ministry funds.

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Toy Story vs ShrekYourlist — VS BattleThe toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.

Salisbury Man Gets 14 Years in Gang ShootingWorld — Oct 7, 2026Nineteen-year-old Bryant Brown-Clark was sentenced to 26 years in prison, with 14 years to serve, after a jury convicted him of attempted murder and firearm offenses in a 2025 Salisbury shooting that prosecutors say targeted a rival gang member. A stray bullet entered a nursing-home patient’s room; prosecutors had sought 43 years of active incarceration, citing Brown-Clark’s prior convictions and probation history.

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Tennessee Man Convicted in Fairborn MurderWorld — Oct 5, 2026A Greene County jury convicted Brandon Peters of murdering Cievion Smith in a June 2025 shooting outside a Fairborn apartment complex, rejecting Peters’ self-defense claim. Peters faces 20 years to life in prison; prosecutors say surveillance footage and camera tracking helped investigators locate him in Kentucky.

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Minnesota Man Found Guilty After Son’s Remains Recovered From Landfill — 6dA Minnesota father has been convicted of killing his 16-year-old son after the teenager disappeared and his remains were later discovered at a landfill. According to Fox News, Jord… — by Andrew Powell

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Televangelist Jim Bakker, convicted in PTL fraud case, dies at 86 — Oct 6, 2026Televangelist Jim Bakker, who co-founded the PTL Club and built the Heritage USA Christian theme park with his then-wife Tammy Faye, has died at 86, his family announced; his cause of death was not disclosed. His ministry collapsed amid scandal and fraud convictions in the 1980s, and he later returned to Christian television in Missouri.

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The Conservative DeskGoliath death puts Georgia’s ride inspectors to the testA teacher’s fatal ejection from Six Flags’ Goliath forces a hard look at state inspection duty, park accountability, and the safety ordinary families expect before they board.1h · 1 reads

Hegseth Pledges Public Firing Squad Execution for Fort Hood Shooter — 6dDefense Secretary Pete Hegseth promised to make the execution of convicted Fort Hood mass shooter Nidal Hasan public, potentially marking America's first public execution in 90 years.

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Vineland Woman Convicted of Murdering Girlfriend With CarWorld — Oct 4, 2026A jury convicted Breanna Rowley of murder and other charges for intentionally striking and killing her girlfriend, Caroline Bump, then leaving the scene and hiding the damaged vehicle. Prosecutors said the evidence showed a deliberate attack; Rowley’s defense argued she did not know she had hit Bump, and she faces 30 years to life in prison.

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Shootings across states leave four dead, four injuredWorld — 3dSeparate shootings across Maine, North Carolina and Mississippi left multiple people dead and injured: a Charlotte triple shooting killed two men and injured a third, while two Jackson incidents each left one man dead, with another seriously wounded in one. In LaGrange, Maine, two convicted felons were arrested after gunfire allegedly struck a home; a separate North Colorado Street shooting reportedly injured two men.

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Fort Hood Shooter Gets His Execution Date — Oct 7, 2026The U.S. Army has scheduled convicted Fort Hood mass shooter Nidal Malik Hasan to die by firing squad Dec. 3 at the Texas military installation where he killed 13 people in 2009.

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Women plead guilty, convicted in separate child deathsWorld — Oct 5, 2026In separate child homicide cases, a Missouri woman pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and assault for the 2020 death of a 4-year-old girl, while a Colorado jury convicted Samantha Kimberly of first-degree murder and child abuse in the death of her 3-year-old son and abuse of another child. In an unrelated Illinois case, Laura Acree pleaded guilty to obstructing justice in connection with a 2020 murder.

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IJRDOJ Issues Nearly A Dozen Subpoenas In Immigration Probe Against Ilhan Omar; Includes Members Of Her FamilyNicole Silverio · 3 min · 2h